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Poirot

AI coding

Poirot is a native macOS app that serves as a companion tool for Claude Code, used to browse and investigate Claude Code sessions. It can view session history, explore code diffs, and re-run commands, all within a SwiftUI-based interface. The app requires no login, has no tracking, no analytics, no extra fees, works offline, and is less than 6MB in size. Key features include session analysis, usage limit dashboard, session history browser, rich conversation view, tool block display, extended thinking, fuzzy search, Slash commands, skills, MCP servers, models, subagents, plugins, output styles, hooks, session TODOs, plans, debug logs, prompt history, AI session summaries, and memory. Poirot was built entirely with Claude Code over a weekend and is licensed under MIT.

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Pokemon Coloring Pages

AI images

Pokemon Coloring Pages is a website that provides Pokémon-themed coloring pages, where users can generate, download, and print free custom Pokémon coloring pages. The site features many characters such as Pikachu, Charmander, Mewtwo, and more, with designs ranging from simple to complex patterns, suitable for fans of different ages and skill levels. The page clearly states support for generation, downloading, and printing, but details such as the specific generation process, whether it is completely free, and download formats are not yet provided.

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Poolside

AI coding

Poolside is a foundation model company dedicated to bringing intelligence to all work scenarios, with the mission of bringing abundance to humanity by creating general artificial intelligence. The company is building open-weight foundation models as well as systems for optimizing and improving these models. Its Laguna series models include Laguna s 2.1 (118B parameters, 8B activated, 1M context, aimed at frontier-level reasoning while balancing quality, speed, and efficiency) and Laguna xs 2.1 (33B parameters, 3B activated, 256K context, the lightest and fastest agentic coding model, small enough to run on-device). Poolside works in an open manner, publicly sharing the research, engineering, and ideas behind its models, and publishes the Model Factory blog series, which introduces methods for training, evaluating, and iterating foundation models.

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